This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Smoke trails and old wives’ tales
Whispered in the hills where the west was won
It’s been a long time coming can’t tell where I start and where I am done
Maybe it’s best if we stop thinking
Lately I feel my doubt sinking
You’re not sure but my heart is pure and I gotta let you know something
My love is a one way track
We can hop aboard and not look back
My love can hurt or set you free
Just turn a blind eye to reality
My love can
Love is a one way track
Speeding down the rails and I can’t turn back
My love can’t give you guarantees
Just close your eyes and come with me
I’ve always been the one lost in a dream when I should’ve been serious
You’ve always been the type to hold back even though you were curious
Maybe it’s best if we stop drinking
But we can never let the doubt sink in
I’m not sure and it might be the cure but I gotta let you know something
My love is a one way track
We can hop aboard and not look back
My love can hurt or set you free
Just turn a blind eye to reality
My love can
Love is a one way track
Speeding down the rails and I can’t turn back
My love can’t give you guarantees
Just close your eyes and come with me
We’re too far gone
It’s too right to go wrong
So get on board
Whatever you feel you act on
It’s a one way track
And no we can’t turn back
Headed out straight never hesitate
And I don’t have to tell you that
My love is a one way track
We can hop aboard and not look back
My love can hurt or set you free
Just turn a blind eye to reality
My love can
Love is a one way track
Speeding down the rails and I can’t turn back
My love can’t give you guarantees
Just close your eyes and come with me
Whispered in the hills where the west was won
It’s been a long time coming can’t tell where I start and where I am done
Maybe it’s best if we stop thinking
Lately I feel my doubt sinking
You’re not sure but my heart is pure and I gotta let you know something
My love is a one way track
We can hop aboard and not look back
My love can hurt or set you free
Just turn a blind eye to reality
My love can
Love is a one way track
Speeding down the rails and I can’t turn back
My love can’t give you guarantees
Just close your eyes and come with me
I’ve always been the one lost in a dream when I should’ve been serious
You’ve always been the type to hold back even though you were curious
Maybe it’s best if we stop drinking
But we can never let the doubt sink in
I’m not sure and it might be the cure but I gotta let you know something
My love is a one way track
We can hop aboard and not look back
My love can hurt or set you free
Just turn a blind eye to reality
My love can
Love is a one way track
Speeding down the rails and I can’t turn back
My love can’t give you guarantees
Just close your eyes and come with me
We’re too far gone
It’s too right to go wrong
So get on board
Whatever you feel you act on
It’s a one way track
And no we can’t turn back
Headed out straight never hesitate
And I don’t have to tell you that
My love is a one way track
We can hop aboard and not look back
My love can hurt or set you free
Just turn a blind eye to reality
My love can
Love is a one way track
Speeding down the rails and I can’t turn back
My love can’t give you guarantees
Just close your eyes and come with me
Lyrics submitted by turdfergueson
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